At the end of the day -- nothing that bad happened to the guy. He's still alive (and healthy) to blog about it. But like he said -- others might not have been

At the end of the day -- nothing that bad happened to the guy. He's still alive (and healthy) to blog about it. But like he said -- others might not have been. While you're point about it not flying is perhaps valid (one of the lovely things about compulsory voting here in Aus is that the AARP equivalent doesn't weild that much power) -- at the minimum there could be some progress towards a better outcome. (ie -- if you are >80 and have a traffic incident you need to restest for your license, retests at 90, 95, 100, etc) I respect him because he has no interest in looking after himself -- he is attempting to look after others.